Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-26
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se~nstnei's Reporter.
The San Bernardino Index has been
sold for $4,000.
An effort is being made at Santa Bar
bara to build a $3.50, 900 hotel.
Charley Hubbard left yesterday to join
his father at San Diego, Cal.
Ira d. Wines and VIM. Snow were In
from Ruby Valley yesterday.
The Green Mountain mines at Canyon
vile, Or, are exciting attention.
Deputy Sheriff Rives was around town
collecting county licenses yesterday.
A party of masked mon at Ashland,
| Or, routed a den Of Chinese laborers.
Wells, Fargo & Co., shipped yesterday 7
bars of passing bullion, valued at s3,46S.
A San Diego school OF letters has al.
ready been endowed with half Q million.
Someo of the feminine bats this Summer
look like straw parasols adapted to the
head.
Matt Schstzlein has had bench set on
the edge OF the sidewalk in front Of his
barber shop.
The Humboldt Standard recalls the
time when Jim Keene was a milkman In
Shasta, Cal.
A New York paper declares the low
dress must go. Where? Even now IL is
sometimes mistaken for a garter.
Mrs. Langtry has purchased a lot for
81 $50 at Naples, a little town IS miles
west OF Santa Barbara, Cal.
A railroad from the Ceur d'Alene
mines, Idaho, to the Oregon Railway and
Navigation line is proposed.
California raises more beans thar any
State in the Union. This ought TO en-
courage emigration from Boston.
II may be all right for a young man to
SOW his wild oats provided he doesn't SOW
them on some other mans property.
II looks as though this country before
many years might need 9 Gladstone to
head q movements for American home
rule.
Harry Campbell, who has been rusti-
eating for q month or two in Steptoe VAL
ley, came 10 town to see his parents yes
terday.
Springfield Union: A man who hunts
rats may be called a ratter, but O woman
who hunts moths is not necessarily o
mother.
Pat McElroy has filled an open space on
Msin street and re-occupied one Of his lots
by having g frame dwelling house built
thereon.
Newark Journal: There have been q
great many boating disasters Of late. but
We have yet to read of q beer schooner be-
ing wrecked.
Jack Bergman came in from Secret
Canyon yesterday accompanied by Mrs.
Richard Bergman, who will visit Eureka
for a few days.
The placer diggings at Blsckfoot. Mon.
tsna, are paying better this year than for
8 long time heretofore. Water is plenty
and 40 white men and 100 Cinnamon are
at work.
Indians are being engaged by the Seat
tie, W. T., H~opgrowers' Association to
pick the seasons hops. Picking will be-
gin in about a month and 1000 Indians
will be employed.
In the Justice Court yesterday, In the
case Of Bennett Ehrenwerth VS.. Joe Po-
helm OF San Francisco, the defendant &C.
knowledged judgment for 50. which he
paid. with $35 costs.
NJ. Dougherty was in from Secret CAN
yon yesterday. He reports some OF his
cattle dying from poison weed picked up
on the bench Of land lying between
Hoossc mountain and Secret Canyon
summit.
Joe Tognini was in yesterday from his
ranch at Fort Ruby. He says that the
grain crop in that locality is not looking
very well this year. and that the hay crop
will be short. owing to the cold weather Of
the season.
1t is said shat the Spirituslists of Mer'
ced, CAL, have evoked, or evolved. or at.
tracted q real spectre. 1t appears as an
~imponderable figure clearly outlined in
several places. and Is altogether q mos
unpleasant phantom.
An Indian and his squaw were jugged
yesterday for being drunk and d~isorderly
The former built q magnificent head or
the latter. which ii appears is his custom
to do when under the influence Of fire
water. Perhaps solitary confinement fol
a few days will help him.
Mr.. Peter Hansen, Attention!